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  • Research and COVID-19, what does this all mean for PhD students?

    Across the UK, labs and universities have closed (apart from those working on a vaccine or treatment for COVID-19), leaving many researchers like myself feeling uncertain about the future.  Some people have suggested that this time could be used as a “writing retreat” to write papers, reviews and grant applications. I think we can all…

    Beth Webb

    April 13, 2020
    Science
    Biology, blogging, COVID-19, Life, PhD, Positivity, Scicomm, Science, Student, writing
  • First blog post…again!

      Hello, I’m Beth. I’m a second-year PhD student in the field of platelet biology, living in Leeds. I love tea, sausage dogs and buying plants I don’t need. I originally started this last year and as you can see, I didn’t get very far. I’m wanting to use this blog as a  mini-project to…

    Beth Webb

    April 6, 2020
    Life
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This blog explores life beyond academia – covering science, the transition after a PhD, and living with tinnitus.

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